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South Carolina aka: SC

468 people want to go here. 5050 people have been here.
86% of people who have been to South Carolina think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in South Carolina are Charleston, Myrtle Beach, and Historic Charleston. South Carolina is featured on the lists Places Featured on Season 8 of The Amazing Race, US States, and 50 States to mail to or receive a book from. Places in South Carolina have been tagged restaurant, south carolina, and beach.

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South Carolina! by bjort

Is my favourite state!!!!!!

over 2 years ago

Living here and ready to leave... by Blueyezsol

I’ve lived in South Carolina the majority of my life… moved here when I was about 4 or 5, I am now 22, and I’m DYING to get away… I’ve lived in two of the “big” cities here, and I definitely have fun here, but it’s nothing compared to the other major cities and states of the world. My family is from New York so i travel there frequently and there is a VERY apparent difference. This is pretty much a retirement state, and the people for the most part are friendly. That’s the main attraction, but other than that… This is no place for a 22 year old. lol

over 3 years ago

Palmetto State by kvead15

Just passed through on a road trip and stopped off at Myrtle Beach.

over 4 years ago

Untitled by hiddenleaf

Yes, it is cheap to do anything here.

The only problem is that it is so stereotypically Southern that anyone with an ounce of progressive thought will find it hard to even walk down the streets here.

The only city to even remotely consider visiting here would be Charleston.

over 5 years ago

Untitled by kateakanne

from myrtle beach, to charleston, a great little place

over 5 years ago

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TravelinFrank asks,
“Putting together a soundtrack for our road trip from Ontario to South Carolina and Georgia. that's a lot of miles and a lot of songs. Any suggestions for great tunes from the area? Thanks!” over 2 years ago
Curmudgeon asks,
“How, oh how, to find out the story behind Due West, South Carolina's solipsistic name?” over 6 years ago

People who have been here

Apolonia
unique_individ
HondaChik87
Blueyezsol
kissmeex0
PalmettoSC
MochaMom
jcmoffitt
kvead15
hiddenleaf

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  • travel.nytimes.com Introduction to South Carolina by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 From steep, sloping mountain forests to lush farmlands that evoke the English countryside, the Carolinas and Georgia offer a landscape as diverse and colorful as the personable demeanor of the region's residents. The tri-state area has aged gracefully with time, leaving in place an amiable drawl and such culinary traditions as hot buttered grits and fresh boiled peanuts, yet it has also managed to rival its Northern competitors in technology and style. Long burdened with a "Scarlett" reputation cluttered with pickup trucks and good ol' boys, these Southern states now boast bright, neon-lighted cities complete with cutting-edge architecture, high-tech industry, exhilarating sports events, and intricately designed highways -- not to mention big-city gridlock. (read article)